I've got The Matrix Revolutions and I just want to record the music clip from the title screen of the DVD. Someone I know knew a trick whereby you could fool sound recorder into recording whatever the system was playing, but alas I have forgotten it.

If anyone knows this or any other method of recording that clip, I would be most grateful.

Start >
---->Control Panel
-------->Sounds and Audio
------------>Device Volume
---------------->Advanced...
-------------------->Options
------------------------>Recording

Depending on your sound card it should say, "Wave Out Mix" or "Stereo Mix," but check whichever one is there.

Go to your Windows "Volume" controller box thingy, go to Options-> Properties and click "Recording", press "Ok". A box should come up with options like "Stereo Mix", "Microphone" "Line In", click on the check box below "Stero Mix". Then open up you favorite recording program ( If you use Goldwave or something, you might have to fiddle around with the volume controls in the program). Otherwise, if you're using the windows Sound Recorder, you should be all set, all you need to do is press "record"

Awesome! Cheers!

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You could probably find that music on a file sharing program, if you looked hard enough.